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The Philippines, which sits on the geologically unstable "Ring of Fire", has been reeling from a string of devastating natural disasters.

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And by the third set, he was back in charge, reeling off the first five games.

Though she believes it is a good sign that authorities have arrested a suspect, she said that many were still reeling from the sudden loss of their homes.

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Meaning cash-neutral for teams like the Dodgers — and the New York teams, Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs — still reeling in big bucks amid the collapse of regional sports networks outside large markets?

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The hostel's rapid turnover of new migrants left the children reeling, and Nour haunted.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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